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This has got to be one of the best articles I've read in a while! Great advice for even those without autistic kids. Thank you.
a great article about a great movie. amen
Brilliant! And it's applicable to many other areas of life, too, not just autism.
Awwww that was just brilliant. Thanks for making me smile.
That was excellent--thank goodness it wasn't a slideshow.
I loved that movie and I like the advice. To me understanding what is understood is what love is.
Brilliant insights from a brilliant film.
Having raised an Autistic son, and seeing the huge gulf between his inabilities at age 8 and the fine young man he became by 18 by learning coping mechanisms and life skills, I would have to add one more line from the movie:
I think he's gaining on us.
BTW, he is now on a FT mission, and we couldn't be prouder.
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